Hi Walter,As per http://microsite.omniture.com/t2/help/en_US/reference/index.html#Referrer_Type_Report"Search Engine: Search engine referrers are recorded when visitors use a search engine to access your site. The referring value must be considered by Adobe to be a search engine, and cannot be a subdomain that is not considered a search engine (e.g. mail.google.com is not a search engine since that's their Gmail domain)."So Google is listed under other website means that referrer might not be co...

Hi Walter,Because of De-duplication of the UV. There will be visitors who will be using different search engines to reach your websites. So in Search engines report they will shows as different UV under different line items ( for e.g. Google and Bing) but when it comes to the referrer type reports it will de-duplicate the same visitor from the total who is using different search engines to reach you. Let me know if it helps you. You can mark it as closed if it solves your query. ThanksAkhil

Hi Walter, The referrer reports are based on the internal URL filters. So if you have put your domain in the list mywebsie.com, all the subdomains will be considered as internal and will be stripped out of the referrer reports. however I believe if you only listed a subdomain subdomain.mywesite.com, only this subdomain will be considered as internal and all the other subdomains will be under referrer.You might want to use a custom prop to capture internal referrer. Best regards.Alexis Cazes

Hi Walter,As per: http://helpx.adobe.com/analytics/kb/typed-bookmarked-definition.htmlTyped/Bookmarked line items occur in reporting where a referrer for an image request is not present. This issue can occur under any of the following circumstances:A user types your URL directly into their browserA user bookmarks a specific page on your site and references it laterInternal URL filters are incorrectly definedThe s.referrer variable does not contain data or is blanked outRedirects are implemented ...

Hi Walter, It seems the sc_channel is an eVar, eVar45 to be exact. What might happen is that the value in the eVar persist when the customer comes via Natural Search.So the scenario would be :Paid search >> eVar45 set to paidThe customer comes back via Natural search and the value that persist in the eVar in paid search.I hope it helps you.Best regards. Alexis

Here you are sir:621: Google Chrome 26.0620: Google Chrome 25.0613: Google Chrome 24.0632: Google Chrome 27.0633: Google Chrome 28.0618: Mozilla Firefox 20.0617: Mozilla Firefox 19.0634: Google Chrome 29.0As Akhil mentioned, this data can be obtained by looking at browser.tsv, which is packed with every data feed file.